Birdwatching
Since I started photographing birds the wish to learn more about them has grown along the way. I like to keep track of which bird species I have photographed and ticking birds has become one part of my birdwatching. I think the major reason why I like birds is that there are so many approaches of birding like learning to identify species, try to get good photos, understand the birds behaviour, and much more.  

Rosthöna / Ferruginous Partridge, Kaeng Krachan, Thailand 2018

Bird Lists
World 1736
Europe 472
Sweden 403
Skåne 363



Sumpcettia / Cetti's Warbler, Trelleborg 2025

Latest new species in Sweden
403. Little Bittern, Getterön 11 October 2026
402. Isabelline Shrike, Näsbokrok 8 October 2026
401. Cream-colored Courser, Eskilslund 4 October 2026
400. Rufous-tailed Rock Thrush, Sundre 26 July 2026
399. Little Bustard, Gävle 30 April 2026
398. Lesser Yellowlegs, Trelleborg 31 July 2025
397. Dalmatian Pelican, Gävle 2 July 2025
396. Wilson's Snipe, Storfors 9 June 2025
395. Western Subalpine Warbler, Ölands södra udde 8 June 2025
394. American Golden Plover, Ronneby 26 May 2025​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Jättehavsörn / Steller's Sea Eagle, Japan 2025

Latest new species in world
1736 Cream-colored Courser, Eskilslund, Sweden 2026
1735. Dark-eyed Junco, Denmark 2026
1734. Little Bustard, Gävle, Sweden 2026
1733. Spot-bellied Eagle-Owl, Sri Lanka 2025
1732. Black-throated Munia, Sri Lanka 2025
1731. Green-billed Coucal, Sri Lanka 2025
1730. Sri Lanka Thrush, Sri Lanka 2025
1729. Ashy-headed Laughingthrush, Sri Lanka 2025
1728. Malabar Trogon, Sri Lanka 2025
1727. Sri Lanka Hill Myna, Sri Lanka 2025
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